Camping World - Apollo
RV dealer and repair shop in Apollo, PA, with 4.0 stars from over 1,100 reviews.
A jack that sinks overnight or a pad that won't drop turns a level campsite into a crooked night. Apollo has two shops that handle leveling work, and one more nearby, averaging 4.0 across the category. One of the two does warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Call before you drive over and ask whether they stock the part your system needs.
RV dealer and repair shop in Apollo, PA, with 4.0 stars from over 1,100 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Apollo, PA handles RV repair, maintenance, warranty work, and detailing.
Within a short drive of Apollo. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV tech serving north of Pittsburgh, including Butler, Armstrong, and Beaver counties, with a 5.0 Google rating from 24 reviews.
The two Apollo shops cover leveling jacks alongside roof, fridge, awning, slide-out, generator and winterize work, so a single visit can knock out more than one item on your list. Camping World - Apollo carries 1,176 reviews at a 4.0 average and lists insurance, body, generator and parts on hand. The second Camping World RV Service location lists warranty, generator, chassis and parts, which is the one to call if a manufacturer claim is involved. Hydraulic and electric systems fail differently. A slow-drift jack often means a seal or a valve, while a jack that won't move at all points to wiring, a fuse or the control panel. Describe the symptom plainly and ask what they check first.
No mobile leveling techs are listed in Apollo, so plan on dropping the rig at a shop. That isfine for most jack repairs, but call ahead about wait times in spring when everyone is de-winterizing and booking service. A shop with the right part in stock can often turn a jack around the same day. If your system needs a control board or a specific leg, ask whether it is on the shelf or on order before you commit. Leveling work also overlaps with chassis and body repairs, so a shop that handles those can catch a bent bracket or a cracked mount while the rig is up.
Retract the jacks if you can and note which one misbehaves, front or rear, left or right. A photo of the control panel error helps more than a description. If a jack is stuck down, do not force it with a pry bar; call the shop and ask how they want it brought in. For warranty work, get pre-approval from the manufacturer first, since that is usually required before a shop starts. Ask about the diagnostic fee up front and whether it applies to the repair. And check your roof sealant while you are thinking about it, because water intrusion and electrical gremlins often travel together.
Two shops in Apollo list leveling jack repair, with one more nearby. Both are Camping World locations, and one of the two handles warranty work.
Yes, one of the two Apollo shops lists warranty among its features. Call that location first if your rig is still under a manufacturer plan and get pre-approval before work starts.
No mobile leveling techs are listed for Apollo, so the work happens at a shop bay. That usually means leaving the rig, so ask about turnaround when you call.
Name the jack that fails, front or rear and left or right, and describe whether it drifts down or will not move. Mention any error code on the panel and whether the rig is under warranty.